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Thursday, Oct. IS, 1891.
Standing Committeemen.
1iim".t. MliMli'Kwiirtli. .1. K. rVttcrolf.
H.Mivr-lrvlii Klm y. Nullum K"'-m-.
Iiphvit Wiki Aiii'iKll'iwll. William llintcr.
, r, . w. smiipwl. '. K. llTiri.
('Iiuiiiihii-.ImIiii h.'it. lrvil A. Tori .lino.
Franklin--.!. It. KiiKtIIii.-. .!. II. H"llif.
.I.i. -k m I. t . KlliiKh r. Win. Miirtin.
Ml.lill. lmrvli-J. II. HIi'mmI". WlllliiniK. Fi'OHO.
Mlilillwrwk-W. A. K.h Iit. 1. F. How.
MnliHM'-l. A. KantTinan. '. A. Fail' limn.
1 . nti I rv I i F. Ijui'lflixlaif'T. Davl.l Moycr.
I'rrrv-H. F. Arlmifatl, Irvln U''r. , , ...
ivrry t- lm. M. Artniirat. T. II. t.rnybllL
trliiif-.. M Aunitul. MM MMillfiwurth.
s..iiiMirriivi-.l. It. Km'kliT. Kl. It- .'inbrrlinif.
In Inn-II Irani uuiutiy. Davl.l i. Miilil.
WflNlilnk-tiili-W iii.C. IIIUIunIi. I'lilllpT.MiiyiT.
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ur i.aiiniMt.T enmity.
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Fur fuii'ri-ss,
II Tn M'. M. M tin,
i it 1'Ii.iiuli. Tl'iir.
Fur AM tnl'ly.
II . W. 1 1 Kit M ANN.
Fur I'rutlioiiotar.v,
.1. C. M lUK II.
Fur Hi'plstrr k HworikT,
W. M.MUNIKl..
Fur Dlstrlrt Atfurnoy,
J. M. IIAKEIt.
Kr Jury OimmlHalotier,
J. II. KNEI'P.
Romer, B. F. Davit and W. II.
White.
Tho committee appointed to se
lect office for the ensuing year
presented the following: Pres., Dr.
A. 51. Smith; Vice FreiuJentN, Co.A,
8. IJ. Hurtley; Co. B, John S. Brat
ton, Co. C, C. Dale; Co. D, Jan. A.
Quisle?: Co. E, J. S. Given; Co. F,
B. N. Sweeny; Co. G, T. B. Hildo
brand; Co. II, T. J. Oven; Co. I, D,
T. Ithondn; Co. K, John C. Bohh;
Sec, II. S. WfBtbrook, Aunt., W. H.
OIrhs ; TreaH., J. L. Barton, Cbup
luiti, Rev. Jchho Bartlcy.
CimisTAiN Dale,
F. II. EcKt.EMAN,
Committee.
Heply of Hon. A. O. Curtin in
reference to his election as an hon
orary member of the society tender
ing his thanks for the honor con
ferred was read and received. The
committee appointed to draft re
Holutions on the death of Hon. A
O. Curtin reported the following :
intKPUK, Almltr'ity (Ui6 In IHk MyMorlotin
thmiKh wine (lixiM'ii'uition dm wn fit to rail
linni rarthly lalKir toptrnl nut tht fi'iirli-ns
iMitrtut, that nntili'NtntPMDMi, our Imnurmt War
((uvrrnor. Hun. A. (. curtin. Tlinn'ture lui It
Kmui vgi. Tim KfflmuiliU AhhutIbIIiid of tho
I'. V. lipn-liy rt-nriMj, fhi fwirmwliiif ili'mlne
of inu'wlio li itI nlwayi, inivxl lilm ir to lie a
trim frlpnrt of tlH'wililwr, who In our inntry'a
illn-Ht hour kUkkI nhouldfr to ulumMi-r with our
hi'rolo tnartvr. Alirnliam Lincoln and by Ills
wlw rnunat.f. iiuli'K art Ion and li'ar lw HtaU-H-limnNhlii
cuntriliuii'd mure to tho malnialimiice
of thf I iilou than any other clih'f magistrate of
any ( oiiimoii wraith in the latin.
KKioi.vitn. Further, that In tho acttlnif of the
nun or Andrew (i. Curtin. the4Vth Kivhiieiit la
ini titM the lovt of a Kperlal mend who hut a
xliort j ear ni?o entered Into harmony relation
ulilp with our asHoclatlon and while the Nation
a lid the Male mourn the lira, of a irreat rltliten
whose acrvli-es tor the auprnmary of "Old dlory"
ani Inrali'iilahle, yet the private soldier niouriia
the lusa of aitreater friend than a brother whose
rhiHTlnif arnllealid hearty weleonie warmed the
lireust und nerved the arm of all our gallant vet
erans. A. M. Umitm.
Frank II. Ei'ii.kium,
t iiKini Dili,
, Hjutiunua i n 1st
..u(u lie audie('o, witli
niceices of .his camp undarmy lu
Hoi. J. L. Bart'.u, one of th.
Ashoci.Uo Judges of S niiiiitii County,"
was culled upon. His remarks were
pleasant, appropriate and warinlT
received by tho boys. C. B. Bartley
and others mudo short addresses.
Adjourned to meet to-morrow
morning at H o'clock.
MOItMNO SESSION.
This meeting was called for tho
purpose of attending to matters of
a purely husiness character. Tho
inscription on the monument at Get
tysburg is given as 01 and it should
lie V.'l. The society has been doing all
in its power to have this error
properly corrected and has never
been able to do so.
A Committee for this purpose was
appointed at one of the past re
unions and they have failed to ac
complish anything. The inscription
does the regiment au injustice and
the error should bo corrected. Tho
chair appointed tho following com
mitto to attend to the matter : It.
S. Westbrook, M. Miles Irvin, C.
Dale, J. D. Campbell.
A number of the comrades recited
kttlo incidents of camp and army
life. Tho following despatch was
received by tho Secretary from a
from a bravo and honorable mem
ber of tho regiment, 11. It. Davidson
of Kirkwood, 111. "Love and kind
greeting to Comrades. Regret ab
sence j poor heulth."
Corporal Kuy sang severul of his
choice selections, greatly amusing
the audience.
Reminiscences were resumed
when Dr. Smith was called upon and
responded promptly. Comrades S.
T. Train, J. N. Galbraith and others
responded.
i roi. r. v . j.owersox superin
tendent cf public schools of Snyder
( ounty was called to the front and
responded in an able and eloquent
in inner.
The place of holding tho next meet
ing was next considered when tho
following places were named : Hunt
ingdon, Harrisburg, and Bellefonto.
Huntingdon was named and tho
sicretary was authorized to select
the date in October and appoint a
c iiniiiitti e ot arrangements.
The expenses to Sept. .'!rd IS'.U
are s 11. :.". Amount in hands of
Trensurtr at date, C'J.-IO. The
obituary committee reported tho
following deaths: Dr. A. Harsh
berger, Dr. F. M. Coulter, John J.
On motion tho report was adopted
and agreed that the samo bo printed
in the proceedings and a copy sent
to tho family. Adjourned for din
ner. AITEUNOOS SESSION.
The following resolution of thanks
tendered to W. SI. Irwin, the
retiring president was read and re
ceived and is as follows :
The So lety In the hurry In adjourning at
I.ewlstow n. iH vMii'K'd anions other reaolullutia
to nutlre the aervleea of lliu President, W, M.
Irvln, therefore tielt,
Kk-uii.vii. That the thank of the Hoelety un
due and tendered to W. M. Irvln, president of
the Soelety, for the utile anil eflli'leiil ni miner In
vvhliji he preMded over the rtellU'railona ; for
the Int.-restlutr and iiiieoaalnif latsir he Kave In
Is'lialf of the irn-at Intel (rata lu all Unit pertain
ed to the weliaro. of the ortranljitloii, and fur
Ills zeal In the desired correction ot the regimen
tal monument.
Tendering thanks to Comrade Jerry
C. Brown, for his generous gift, the
following resolution was offered and
accepted :
Hksoi.vkd, That thethnnka of the Forty-ninth
HcKliiieiital Korlety are duo and are hereby ten
dered to Comrade Jwrv 1'. brawn, ol Company
d... nwM nli.ttiurrnilu .f elij, ta t!iH'.if
- - .- - i . " w -'- - -
'ony-ninin. KeKiiuiini.rHnnHy iirania voiunteera,
oplea of a patnUmc now In niawaHlou of the
omrade, of Uui meiiiorablu "llloody AiikU'," ut
4Kilrtylvanla, where the regiment Ity the
.whole day on May nth. PsM. alaly yards lu the
reavr pf the nit where the larirw tree waa com
pletely eut off by I. ulleia, tired Ynun the KUtiaof
our army, und which tree la now placed atnotiK
the relUK nl the rebellion. In one ' the (loveru
ment hiilldlmrH at Wiuthlnifton Cli I). ('., and
the memlM rs win) have received these souvenirs
will retain 1 lull) as sacred P'lnemliranees ot one
of the most namtuliiary enitaementa that H-r-hipa
ever wcirrn d durliiK their army life.
The following was presented and
accepted :
ltK.soi.TRt), That we a an organization, ten
der (o the clllelis of Mlddleliui'Kh for their
beaut If ul and elali iraledis'oralloiisour heart-fell
thanks. Alsoto Miss l.llllan Steller who presid
ed at theorem und tothe Hand and lirumi'orps
lor the well rendered music during our reunion.
Also to prof, liowcrsox for his very elisiuent ad-
dress uf welcume. Also tothe Comrailes, to the
. A. If.. Alsolo the inciulK'ra of 1'. O. S. of A.
Also to Ihe Tisile Cadeta. Also to Corpl. Tom. II.
Kay of Post M for music and enU'i taliimeiits
furnished, ntid l.teut. 1). T. lthoada. I.leul. .1. I.
Siullh. W. lieed Jones. Dr. A. M. HlnUll, Lieut,
li. C. i. ulellus, in id J. C.Stinsh for m-rv Ices ren
dered in our Isdiiilt and to all who contributed
to the comfort of t ho old 4Vtli Hoys.
V vote of thanks was tendered the
president for the able manner in
which he presided over the delibera
tions of the society, and to all the
officers of the organisation for their
efforts to make the reunion a success.
Dr. A. M. Smith, tho newly-elect
ed president of the society was in
troduced by tho retiring president
and inducted into office.
Prof. William Moyer aud G. C.
GuteliuB made appropriate remarks,
after which the society adjourned
by singing "Old Lang Syne."
KE UNION NOTES.
E. E. V. II. Kreidor of Altoona, a
representative of tho Independent
aud a member of the valiant 4!th
was a pleasant caller at our office
this week, He is a warm-hearted
Republican aud he believes in Re
publican patriotism.
Hou, J. L. Barton of l'loasant
View, Associate Judge of Juuiata
county, atteuded tho re-union.
R. S. Westbrook, tho congenial
secretary of the 49th 1 V. I. is a
successful business man of Altoona.
Tho wounds ho received while
lighting for Uncle Sam are very an
uoying to him.
It was regretted by all his com
rades that D. T. Rhodes was uuablo
on account of sickness to participate
in tho re-uuiou. Mr. Rhodes is
justly very proud of his regiment
and it will bo a life-long regret that
sickness should como at such a
momentous occasion.
ino ..enirevuio urum corps wus
hero and added spirit and animation
to tho activities of tho Re-uuiou
Company I was recruited in Sny
der county and was commanded by
Captian William II. Kephart a brave
and heroic man who gave up his life
in defence of his country. At his
death the command of the Co. fell
uponW.ILByres a man who was loved
and respected by all who knew him.
and who returned with the company
at the close of the war, nd has
since died. Many of the brave boys
who went out with the company,
full of true patriotism, sacrificed
their.lives that the nation might live
May their heroic deeds nover be
forgotten.
The members of tho 40th P. V. I
are scattered over 23 different States.
There were 10 largo flags suspend
ed across the streets in town and
Swineford.
J. II. Rhoads and family who bad
been at Shamokin Dam were at
homo during the re-union,
We are under obligations to E. E.
H. W. Kreider for professional cour
tesies aud the proceedings of the re
union.
The Mid lleburgh Quartette inter
spersed the proceedincs with a num
her of beautiful and appropriate se
lections, which were highly appreci
ated by the audience.
Miss Lillian Stetler presided at
the orcan and rendered efficient
service.
THE ROLL CALL.
At the calling of the roll of 405
names the following comrades re
sponded :
II V Arboirasf, Altoona.
James Aurand. Troxelvllle.
J L llarton, Pleaaant View.
Samuel n Hartley, F.aat Waterford.
Oeorsro W Benfcr. MeClure.
Wm Iteaver. Yeatrertown.
Samuel lllrkle, Heavertown.
Jackson corkle, MeVeytown.
christian Cents. Huntlnifdon.
Emanuel Coie(UT, llunttiiKdori.
John Culhcnton, sitrlerville.
Christian Dale, llellefonle.
Henderson 1 Decker, Huntingdon
Calvin I. Derr, I'axtonvllle.
.1 nines it KekcltierRcr, l-cwistown.
Fratic-e II Fckelmaii. Il.irrlstiurt;, 4K North lost.
Samuel F Elislow, l'Klstown.
W II. F.rwln. MeVeytown.
Henry c Kstep, HH Mile (un.
Jacoh Krb. Met'lure.
It It Fllrkltik'cr. Marysvllle.
Samuel T Fraln, Harrlsburtf.
W II Foil?. Mt l lilon.
Joseph M (lalbralth. Heedsvlllo.
Kinaiiuel Oearhnrl. Yeac rtown.
.lumen s (liven. Tipton.
W II (ilea. Allenvllle.
Jonathon (lumby, I'ort Trevortoti.
I llackenbert:.
M llaekenlx-ri;, Mlddleliurpli,
1 I. Harper. Dormantown.
James A HarrlH. MeVeytown.
James M Hauscr. I'ort Trevortoti.
John D Howell, Pleasant View,
Samuel II lvln, McAlevys Fort.
It F Johns. I'haniherHhiirif.
John Koche, McVevtown.
K W II Kreider. Altoona.
Henry II Laub, Heaver sprlnfcu.
W II McDonald. Mlllershuri.
W II Mcclellan, MeVeytown.
David Meirahen. Petersburg.
Jauiea Mlddliwwartb, Tnmelvllle.
Ileurr It Mlnnlchan, Huntingdon.
Wm McCiilluin. Pardee.
Thon. ovea. Port HovaJ.
John M Patterson. Hinnlnirham.
Kl'UlLUel Peters, Crone drove. i,(
dames a uuuuey, niancll.ird.
Peter Ithoades. IlarrlHbuiv, Into Hroad Street
liHiti C HoeH, Lewtslown. .
lanlel Kli'Kle, Minillibunr.
y'V Khoaila. Mlddleliiinrh.
tatoes K Uuasid. Port Kov al.
Wm Sherwood. I.ewlstown.
Adam Selbert, Mt. Union.
nr. a m smith. Heaver siirlnirn.
David T Stjthl. Port Trevorton.
lohn S Stiihl. Port Trevorton.
John Stumpff. Warner.
IteiiJ. 11 sweeny. Westchester.
John Sort limn, Mlftllnbiirvr.
;,si A Hivliir l.iiul U'fit..rr.ir.l
W II Taylor. Hellefonte.
M Wakctlelil. Matlamimi.
I
(I W Wallace. Alexin.
sil li Wets-r, l'wistown.
lolin II Westtiruuk. HuntlniMun.
K S Westbrook, Altuona.
Jacob K Wilson. Donation.
Hubert A Work. K 1st Waterford.
Tllos. Wolrklll. Hedford.
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1700 TO 1894 J
lly FltANlv K. UlilCiHI-TY. F.w.,
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With iirliroiioloKlr.il liifjleof Slututes referred
tr, mill s utw niiii I'xlmuhtlve Index, etc., etc.
Fc r u lull descriptive circular, write to,
KA.Y & EECTHES, Prilisaen,
, 1H Bausoiu Street, Philadelphia.
of Fall and Winter clothing Viewed at a dis
tance you can't realize what great bargains I am
offering, but a visit to my store will convince
you that my stock is not equalled in Snyder coun
ty, that my Prices are tho Lowest ever known
Shoddy is not cheap at any price. I sell only ri
liable goods. Overcoats both dress and Stow
Hats, caps, Shoes, leather boots, gum boots ar
shoes, horse blankets, lap.robes, oil clothin
trunks, satchels, valises, etc., etc.
BEFORE YOU BUY
. OLOTWQ," HILTS, CliPs
OR FURNISH IN GGOODS,
Come to see mo.
H. OPPENHEIMER,
Leading clothier and Furnisher.
App's Block, Selinsgroj